is ryobi one+ 18v angle grinder good? - tools in action review
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- is ryobi one+ 18v angle grinder good? - tools in action review ---------
In this video i will put to the test and review the ryobi one+ 18v angle grinder in order to find out if it is worth the money or just a toy. so what better way than to put the tools in action and test it by cutting steel, concrete and tiles. A subscriber is interested in buying a ryobi one+ angle grinder and is worried that it will not perform and wanted to know how well it can cut different materials. dewalt , makita and Milwaukee angle grinders cost more but for the price ryobi provides great value for money. The only down side to this cordless tool is that it uses more battery whilst operating the grinder as opposed to other cordless tools in the one+ range. LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more videos. #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....
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I have one of these and it works great. Love the fact that I don't have to drag a cord around. You've heard it a hundred times already (from the comments below) but use the guard and get some safety glasses. I was careless, rushing to get something done quickly, and had the a shard of metal shoot out into my eye. The 2 minutes that I would have "wasted" putting the guard and safety glasses on was more than outweighed by the 3 hours I spent at the hospital having the metal removed and then the 2 hours for a follow up visit to have the rust drilled out of my eye. Don't be a idiot like me.
My friend had a cutting disk explode,no guard, a piece got buried into his nutsack. He was wearing thin sweat pants. Seen them blow apart more than once.
Tune in next time where "One-Eye" will be teaching us the importance of using proper eye protection when using power tools. There are two types of people who use power tools, those who wear proper eye protection, and those who regret not using proper eye protection.
This is funny. I grew up with a father with one eye. Maybe he just wants to scare kids on Halloween with one eye!
Please tell me that baby seat was not going to be used again. It has to be covered in breathable iron particulates.
Max Imus shut up
Isn't it odd how some folks don't like to hear about obvious safety violations!
So tell us why you, apparently, don't like this Samuel Odziomek?
I can't assure you that it's no fun losing an eye because of stupidity, just ask the man who has one!
all you pussys scared and rant on about not using safety glasses are the worst offenders..Toughen up Be a real man you women..
Thank you for taking the time to make this video! I have narrow it down to Ryobi brushless and the Kobalt brushless. ❤️
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@@billshowto I wish they would come with the battery and charger.i got one this weekend and got home was unboxing it when I found out that it did not have the charger and battery .how disappointed I was .I can not afford them .so I took it back .could not even find any of their grinder s that has the corded one on them .
@@billshowto were is the best place to buy the battery and charger at .please let me know .
@@rickeybullington68 bunnings
June 2019...thanks for the video..i have one on its was... can't wait to test it
Ta for the review :)
35 years ago Bill I experienced a shattering cutting disc. No warning then a lot of pain. I still use angle grinders very frequently: now with the benefit of hindsight. Think..
One of the only videos actually using the toold, great video!
Nice vid Bill, going to pick up the brushless version. Would you consider making a vid on your cordless circular saw 165mm
I'll admit to not being consistent about using PPE with a few power tools, but i ALWAYS use it when i whip out a grinder. I used to use only safety glasses on my head until a hot chunk sliced my cheek. Now i use a full face shield.
Put a damn guard on that thing. If the guard gets in your way then you need a different tool.
Meh, big goggles or a facemask would be better, along with gloves, and more light. I can totally understand not using the guard, IF you have the rest. What other tool would you propose to get a good view of what you're doing, that's also cordless? Recip saw with carbide blades? The blades will cost a lot more money, and can still throw up debris but inherently doesn't have a blocking guard at all.
That's the thing about guards, no matter what you use, if you need to see the except spot being cut then by design debris can necessarily fly up out of the cut. Some tools (and end users) have tried to use clear plastic guards, but that only works for a short while before the debris pummels it and makes it scratched till translucent so you can't see through it either.
@@stinkycheese804 It's not recommended to wear gloves when using an angle grinder, if your glove gets caught it will pull your hand in and wrap around the wheel.
No burst guard, no safety glasses,..." Hello ER ?, we have a patient on the way in,..have Surgeon ready Stat"
Why no guard on the grind? Mostly, best to use two hands as well.
Bro you gonna learn one day when that disc breaks and goes straight into your eye.
Hopefully not, but yes leave the guard on, wear glasses, and replace your disks, but let’s not wish an eye loss on the guy.
@@djjinerson 🤣🤣🤣😭😭
People focus on eye protection which is important, but lung protection with a mask is better than finding out years later you have lung cancer from breathing in clouds of grinder dust.
Nice tests - Thanks for posting. New subscriber.
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Great video man keep it up 👍
Works better than my 18v dewalt did (brushed)
Love your videos mate
Thanks 👍
Awesome boots, what brand and model are they? Thanks for the video 🤙🏽
Nice vid, but please put on some saftey glasses
Even has the safety guard taken off...
Cheers mate, great review.
Squints and twitches as the sparks are flying up at his face and eyes but just keeps on rolling. Wow...
"safety squints"
Hahaha was thinking the same.
Great video mate
Appreciate!!
I have the brushless model with the new hp batteries it is impressive with the brushless and that brushed model I have both models
Good review , cheers
What an absolute weapon.
Love the video! Mind sharing the type of work boots you have on?
Oliver boots, I have a video on the boots also 👍
Those boots look way too safe! Slap some thongs on there mate!
Sweaty dedication 👍
I have been using this grinder for years on jobsites ,gets used very hard and never quits .
Would it do a job for cutting 20mm patio slabs?
what brand, wheel did you use?
great video Bill...thinking about getting one myself mate cheers
To all the safety Sallys....he activated his safety squints when the sparks started flying...made it to the end of the video with both eyes....safety squints successful again.
Lol
I forget if you said brushed or brushless?
I've got an old brushed unit, and I don't bother with anything smaller than the 4Ah battery, it won't do much.
So everyone is "accustomed to" a corded unit, and I am not about to pretend that this is truly compatible. For the $, Harbor Freight black and blue paddle switch unit is probably a "better value", however, having said that, I've put a million miles on my brushed Ryobi!
The wrench fits conveniently in the handle, it's fairly well balanced, and certainly does the job of "A Grinder".
As mentioned, it certainly does suck down the juice, but with the 6Ah and now 9Ah (of which I have zero experience with) batteries that's kinda a thing of the past.
What I love this for, portability and when cutting water pipe!
I originally bought mine in route to an overhead job of cutting out water pipe. I wasn't too fond of holding an extension cord, with water running down it, standing in a puddle. Nope, I wasn't planning to be wearing OSHA approved flops, but still, 18 VDC or 110 VAC..... I prefer the 18 to tickle me, should that occur.
And the portability.... fence posts, pier posts, lawnmower blades (on the mower, in the backyard), there's no generator or extension cord to fight with out in the back 40.
What I don't like about it, well, probably sucking down a battery faster than it charges, when working "at the bench". Then, it's simply "wiser" to utilize the cord.
This model is a fantastic grinder, for its intended purpose. Admittedly, it is a bit slower than its corded counterparts, so for someone who has limited need, again HF is probably more for you.
But for someone already invested in the One+ Platform, this is definitely a good buy, that may not go "as appreciated as hoped" immediately. But I assure you, one day, not long from now, you'll find a need, and realize how valuable cordless really is. Be it too long of a screw used, an extension cord mere inches too short, or the car being jacked up just a bit to close to the ground..... the need will arise and the Ryobi will prove its worth.
Like I said, there's cheaper, and for hardcore daily use, there's certainly better. But once you have drank the Ryobi Kool-aid, there's no point in asking, you will find a use, but there are a few "other tools" to pick up first. Unless you just got a gift card for the holidays, then splurge on this now!
Forgot to mention, for those unfamiliar, there's wire wheels, braided wire wheels, wire wheel cups, cutting disks, grinding wheels, flapper sandpaper disks, and diamond blades. These tools offer a multitude of options, and each "wheel" presents it's own inherited hazards. With a cutting wheel, proceed lightly, deliberately, straight, and slowly, as they can essentially EXPLODE when worn incorrectly and or frade. Grinders and sanders not much of a worry. Any wire of any wire wheel can certainly "go flying", and get stuck where you least expect. And of course the diamond blade for clays. Use proper protection of gloves, glasses, and the multi-position guard. Some tasks it can be very advantageous to wear a mask as well. Warn others of the dangers presented with a tool like this, and to stay out of the work zone, or path of sparks and debris (in line with the wheel), and to also not "startle the operator".
Use your head, keep your fingers.
Have you ever actually read the instructions on a ladder, it pretty much tells you not to buy it, let alone climb it! Common sense, is it population control, survival of the fittest, I dunno, but just think, before you pick up this or any tool.
Hi , it’s the brushed version. Apparently the brushless model is better on battery consumption by about 30%. As for corded tools you can’t compare with cordless, corded has so much more power. It’s all about practicality and convenience. As you may have notice I keep my safety guard off for the tight areas such as cutting water pipes. 👍
You lost me at Harbor Freight. Bosch makes better corded grinders. I won't run anything from HF that plugs into a wall outlet.
I have this grinder. It performs well for doing one-off cuts like this. But it's not useful for working on a project unless you have several spare batteries. One spare won't cut it.
You are not cutting the concrete correctly. You're supposed to hold the tool the opposite direction so that the concrete dust is throw away from it, not thrown back at the tool, where the tool fan sucks it in and it destroys it over time. Yes it is a little awkward to get used to at first, but also note that it means the dust isn't being throw at you, too.
How did you remove the guard? I have tried, but failed. I need to get it off because I'd like to use a soft cleaning disc, but the guard is too narrow for it. The funny thing is, the thick disc came with the brand new grinder.
Just loosen the latch, rotate the guard to match the notches and then pull straight out.
nice safety guard
I have 4 Ryobi 18v grinders 2 the same as the video 1 earlier model with swivel battery and one of the new brushless ones first up the brushless ones are shit had mine replaced twice under warranty heaps of power but they just stop working safety switch cuts out all the time then they just stop working saying this they have an updated model which supposedly has fixed the issue.The three older ones I have had for years one has had a swim in a pool still going the other 2 I have fixed my self with a $3.75 switch from jaycar and the other I made a brush spring out of an old pen spring all in all the brushed ones are good and they are half the price of the brushless you can buy 2 so you don't have to keep changing blades
Haha, should end the video in the ER be more entertaining, and more educational
Thank you it shows me what I needed to know.
Please man use some safety glasses or the next video maybe titled “walking with a guide dog”
On a building site in Cambelltown, NSW Australia, some years ago, a tradie was cutting with an unguarded angle grinder. The cutting wheel shattered and split his breast bone and then his heart resulting in instant death. It makes my skin crawl to see a tool used with some cavalier stupidity.
Lol came here to comment about no eye protection but its already been covered ALOT 😂
Owe you a beer, champ, that was just sensational! That will stop the mocking... and hopefully get the father-in-law to add one of the brushless units to (our) collection!
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All you had to do hit the block once is half way through and job done
hey for 44 bucks it's a steal especially if you've already got a host of other cordless Ryobi tools - plenty o batteries lying around!
Why does'nt he tell of the blades arbor hole Size? I am trying to buy blades but need to know what size hole the cutoff saw needs.
read the manual or go to the ryobi website dumbass
Air conditioning in casualty department , that’s where your off too , and just for the record the grinders are useless I’m now on my 3rd after returning first 2 back to the shop , button goes first then they pack up all together
I love the safety in this video. NON
Thanks for the video but please PPE
I'm looking to buy the 10 piece one plus kit, worth it?
Hi with ryobi you can’t go wrong! What you should do however is calculate how much value you will get on the 10 piece combo kit and compare it with smaller kits. Sometimes you will get better value in purchasing smaller combo packages. Just need to do some research 👍
@@billshowto Right now I can get the 10 piece for 479 from 599, it has 4 more tools than the 6 piece and they're the most important ones and the most expensive, the 6 piece goes for 279 and if I bought that and added on the other 4 tools itd be about 600
Also have to factor in batteries, chargers and any bonus buys or redemptions
Aidan Dunn I wouldn’t do it. As you use this over time you may find that some of these tools you never use, and it is a waste of money. I would buy the tools as you have a need for them. You will be much happier in th long run.
What are in those kits can depend upon the region, and date. Often the kits have the older versions of tools which are less powerful by design but also by being older tech. You really don't want certain tools to be the older, less powerful designs such as the angle grinder, hammer drill, reciprocating saw, circular saw. If you use an impact driver a lot then that too ought to be the brushless P238 or P239, though you give up less compared to the other tools mentioned if you go with the older impact driver, there is only so much torque needed in a mere 1/4" drive before you start damaging things.
Does it come with a guard?
Of course, they all do.
Of course it comes with a guard, would be illegal to sell a grinder without a guard, but this idiot doesn't have enough brain cells to understand why
@@pcb1962 or he has more than you think! More comments cause more recommendations. Result is more views, more subscribers, more money...
The come with 2 different shaft sizes so check before buying.
Where's the safety guard
I have remove the safety guard as I use the grinder in tight areas that I can’t get to with the guard on.
@@billshowto You're a bloody idiot then
How long does the battery last , I guess depends on the battery tho
Depends on the battery and which tool is being used.
@@billshowto Yeah thought so , go home when cant charge battery lol . Learning a job as cladding monday
It not only depends on the battery but also the load on the tool. If you have to ask that and don't really need it to be portable, then get a corded model. Apples to apples you'll get a longer lasting corded for the same money.
You should really wear all the proper PPE and use all the guards on the grinder. Being dangerous is not cool...
well, at least he was wearing his safety shirt...
I found this to be more entertaining than informative Lmao
Felt sorry for you with all that dust
Battery doesn't last long enough for large jobs. I cut 5 bricks with a fully charged battery and it was dead.
Foolish, grind so the spark sprays downward not right into your face. Amateur
was this one Brushless???
lets see a blade break and ambulance show up
who has ever heard of blade guards ?
I hate that Ryobi changed to that lime green color, they look like toys now.
I don't understand why people in the comment section are such cry babies about wearing protection. He is clearly an adult and he CHOSE not to. He's risking his life for your own entertainment. If he dies, then he dies. End of story.
True he is, but someone who doesn’t know how to use a grinder or probably purchased this tool for the first time and doesn’t know how to use it, possibly could see this video. Nothing wrong with putting out there that this is the wrong way to use a tool. Which it is.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video but an angle grinder demonstration that shows no grinding is kinda pointless is it not?
Sure it cuts but let's see the tool being used for its intended purpose.
The majority of tasks that would be done with an angle grinder is actually cutting related. Extremely very little or limited use when it comes to grinding. 👍
Well, depends upon use. A welder carry's multiple grinders with different wheels.
@@billshowto Maybe you, but I do a fair amount of grinding with mine and if I need a rough cut then I don't even bother to take off the grinding wheel to make the cut (especially at difficult angles, a grinding wheel may cut slower but is MUCH less likely to shatter) plus I use mine a fair amount with wire cup brushes for rust removal.
No saftey glasses no gloves, wow
if i needed a cordless it would be ryobi
Where is the guard
Should end the video in the ER it would be a lot more entertainment and most importantly educational
This is how Ryobi gets you. I am on my 2nd 115mm brushless angle grinder. Each unit has failed me with the thermal cut out and no longer works. I will be going back to a 240v model but yet to find a solution for the cut-out.
TerribleTonyAtkins I have run mine till you can hardly hold it because it's so hot ,still doesn't cut out.
TerribleTonyAtkins maybe you just don’t know how to use tools.
If the thermal fuse in the tool fails to a non-reset state, replace that fuse. However if it did not reset a few (several times) successfully before the time it failed to reset, then I'd suspect it wasn't really the thermal fuse detecting temperature alone that was the problem. Thermal resettable fuses usually have many cycles before outright failure, yet you're observing it twice, so I am suspecting it is more likely you get debris in it and that chewed it up internally. The way his was used in the video, he'll have the same problem because the exit debris was going toward the tool, fan intake.
your doing it wrong
No guard, no glasses, no handle, one handed and worn out blades. All the people who come up when you Google grinder accident probably though they'd be fine too.
Man, you don't have the guard on, so why won't you just use the 125mm blades?
they cost more
Remember kiddies, glasses and face mask.
Good lord. Wear safety glasses.
DAM!!!! I wish you talk to my father bout safety of your eyes.He was welding on shipyard for 10 years.And once he was asked just to grind some connection on the go without glasses, like you on 1:27.Now hes on disabled pension cause some metal filings stuck in his pupils.. and after several operation he can normally see. With Artificial pupils.... I beg you wear eye protection you can imagine what this can do to your LIFE!!!!...
Better hurry up and get one the prices of Ryobi 18v tools are going up fast since they stepped up their game!
Huh? No, you can still get their brushed tools fairly inexpensively as bare tools or in a mult-tool kit. It's just the newer brushless models which cost more, as they should since it costs more to make them.
you really want people to take advice from someone that doesn't have the guard on and doesn't wear safety glasses?
You removed protection piece.....and no eye protection at all.
Room full of concrete dust... No respirator... No disk guard... No eye protection... Wow. This guy won't be able to see or breath in a few years.
no eye protection, no guard, no handle, no gloves
giving me anxiety
Yep, I got as far as 90 seconds into this video when I stopped and asked myself "Why the hell would ANYONE take advice from this fool?"
It's not recommended to wear gloves when using a angle grinder, if the glove gets caught it will pull your hand into the wheel and wrap around.
Bro put the guard on and get some ppe, I am blind in one eye from being blatant.
Who the hell needs eyesight, anyways? There are millions of blind people that get by just fine.
why do you angle the grinder towards you when you cut..... doesn't make any sense... if your not gonna wear eye protection then angle the shit flat to what your cutting and have a better chance of not getting hit in the eye.. the way you angle it every time you cut. you keep shooting everything towards you.
Scary that your giving advise with so many safety issues if your going to do this set an example !!!!
Kids, don't try this at home.
Yikes
Can you cut bicycle locks, lol
Ryobi makes a cordless bolt cutter now. It's MUCH quieter. ;)
OH&S will have kittens watching this haha
also of note, when cutting tiles, PLEASE use a mask, that silicosis is a real bitch and will kill you in a very slow horrible gasping way.
Lol this is real life
Do you hate your eyes?
I see your not that experienced with tools.
Had the chance to use one.
Seriously uncomfortable to hold
No speed control, no switch lock.
Poor build quality and overpriced.
How can you say overpriced when the features you want, only come on tools with either higher price or worse build quality? It's a homeowner grade tool, no point in comparing against those that cost twice as much. No, three times as much is about what it would be since that's the older, less expensive brushed version.
TO be sure, Ryobi is not contractor grade and you can get better by paying more, usually at least 70% more by the time you add the extra cost of contractor brand batteries too. This is true for practically all Ryobi tools.
Oof.... sparks flying... No guard, no glasses.
You still alive bro?
No Safety glasses?!
Really?!
Please take down your video and do a proper one.
Master of disaster. Zero safety. Dislike. 👎🤕